Book: The Snowman Code
By: Simon Stephenson
Published: October 10, 2024
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Genre: Middle-grade
Setting: London
Pages: 160
Read more “The Snowman Code by Simon Stephenson [book review]”I think a lot of people will be creating 2026 reading goals soon, and I know I will be too. But what should our reading goals look like, and how do we make them a lot less overwhelming?
I feel like just about all readers start the new year with at least some goals in mind. Whether that’s what books you want to get to in that year, or how many books you really want to read.
Read more “How to plan your 2026 reading goals”Winter time seems to be one of the slowest times of the year. Or at least the winter months that don’t deal with the holidays. Now the holidays can either make the time go by really fast for you or really slow for you, depending on how you feel about it. And what better way to kind of distract yourself by reading winter books for adults?
Read more “5 winter books for adults”Winter is here, winter is here! Or at least almost. But since winter is so close, it’s time for some winter books. All of these are going to be winter books for kids, because they should have themed books just as much as we do. These are some of the best winter books for kids that will either get them in the spirit of Christmas or get in the spirit for colder months.
Read more “5 Winter Books for kids”I know a lot of you are probably going to go into 2026 with high hopes. It’s the year to read more books. It’s the year to get some of your backlogged books off your bookshelf and get them read. I know I’ve been there. On top of that, it seems like as the years pass, I’m starting to read less and less. So, what are some ways on how to read more books in 2026?
Read more “How to read more books in 2026”Who is ready for Christmas!? I know my husband and my son are. Now, for Christmas, I’m a little different. I used to love Christmas a ton, but as an adult, it just doesn’t feel the same anymore. I’m working on it, though, and one way I will try to get into the Christmas spirit is by reading Christmas thrillers.
Read more “Silent night… Deadly night: 5 Christmas thrillers you won’t forget”I don’t know about you, but my TBR has grown out of hand. It’s gotten ridiculously long, and I don’t like it at all. It’s really starting to get overwhelming, and I want to do my best to lessen the load. So, instead of letting it get the best of me I created a winter reading challenge in hopes to get some of the books out of the way.
Read more “Winter reading challenge to end the year with a bang”For the longest time, it has seemed like everyone has had a summer reading list. That’s for good reason, though in a way. Summer is the time for vacation and that kind of leaves time to get a lot of reading done. I guess that’s also in part of how old your kids are, if you have any. But what about fall? For me I feel like we need the ultimate fall reading list, especially with the breaks we get.
Read more “The Ultimate fall reading list”What better way than to spend your holiday break than spending time reading some short horror books and novellas? Even if you aren’t reading them for holiday break, these are great books if you are the main parent at home taking care of the kids. I say that because these are quick reads that you can read during nap time or in your spare time.
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Book: After Life
Author: Gayle Forman
Published: January 7, 2025
Publisher: Quill Tree Books
Genre: YA contemporary
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